Is it possible to store the address of a label in a variable and use goto to jump to it?

I know everyone hates gotos. In my code, for reasons I have considered and am comfortable with, they provide an effective solution (ie I'm not looking for "don't do that" as an answer, I understand your reservations, and understand why I am using them anyway).

So far they have been fantastic, but I want to expand the functionality in such a way that requires me to essentially be able to store pointers to the labels, then go to them later.

If this code worked, it would represent the type of functionality that I need. But it doesn't work, and 30 min of googling hasn't revealed anything. Does anyone have any ideas?

int main (void)
{
  int i=1;
  void* the_label_pointer;

  the_label:

  the_label_pointer = &the_label;

  if( i-- )
    goto *the_label_pointer;

  return 0;
}